Sentence examples for enemy pillbox from inspiring English sources

Visually resembling the marriage of a baby bottle and a hand grenade, the 75-centiliter Nomad looks vaguely as though one ought to yank the ring off with one's teeth and storm an enemy pillbox.

(The clutch was an old Oleg Cassini, and according to Steven Gaines's excellent biography "Simply Halston," the two designers were mortal enemies, warring over credit for Jackie Kennedy's pillbox hat).

He cleared a nearby trench of enemy soldiers, whereupon the occupants of a second pillbox surrendered.

It was now almost dark and there was no firing from the enemy; ploughing across the final stretch of mud, I saw grenades bursting around the pillbox and a party of British rushed in from the other side.

The WWII-era pillbox, as it is called, was built to defend the United States from enemy boats that, thanks to war remaining at a safe distance, never reached its shores.

There were pillbox hats.

His meds in the pillbox.

Eugenia Kim designed her pillbox hat.

The place looked like a destroyed pillbox.

It is basically a computerized pillbox.

Each is a perfect pillbox, your daily vitamin of space.